We All Need Trees: how do trees benefit our health? | WWF-Australia

We spoke with Dr Kim Loo from Doctors for the Environment to understand how trees benefit not only the planet, but our health and well-being.
WWF-Australia has released Australia’s first national scorecard to assess which states and territories are leading the way in protecting and restoring trees. Find out more: wwf.org.au/get-involved/we-all-need-trees/
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